Education Minister, Priya Manickchand
The Guyana Education Ministry has admitted that they are aware of the issue involving a student at St. Joseph’s High School who has taken their life.
The Ministry said that they wishes to inform the public that preliminary information has been received and that a full investigation has been launched into the matter.
“We ask that the public and members of the media approach the issue with the sensitivity that it requires. Due to the nature of the matter and out of respect for the family and the memory of the child, the Ministry is not going to release the findings of the preliminary investigation. We ask that all stakeholders be respectful and ensure we operate in a manner that places paramount importance on the welfare and well-being of all our children,” the ministry’s statement said.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the child’s family and friends during this difficult time. The ministry has committed its support to the family and is pursuing that commitment,” the statement added.
It was noted that following the incident, psycho social support is being offered to the student body and staff.

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